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Johnson agrees to back Proctor’s bid to beat biting charge – Sydney Morning Herald
The Sharks star has been in discussions with the Titans and accepted a request from the club to help save his friend’s season at the judiciary.
Johnson will provide a written statement, and has also made himself available to be cross-examined by NRL counsel Peter McGrath.
Proctor will argue there is no evidence he is responsible for a ‘red mark’ on Johnson’s forearm when he fronts the NRL judiciary, and will use Cronulla’s failure to provide an injury report as further grounds to get off a biting charge.
You’re off … Henry Perenara sends Kevin Proctor on his way.Credit:Getty Images
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